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Lil Pazo Responds to UCC Ban on Vulgar Songs, Claims Artists Will “Die Poor”

bigeyeadmin5By bigeyeadmin5December 14, 2024
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Lil Pazo Lunabe has spoken out following the Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) decision to ban vulgar songs from media platforms.

Lil Pazo criticized the directive, stating that it could lead artists to financial ruin. According to him, Ugandan fans gravitate more toward entertaining music rather than educational content, making it difficult for musicians to succeed with socially conscious songs.

“If artists continue singing educational songs, they will die poor because that’s not what fans want to hear,” Lil Pazo asserted.

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Having spent several years in the music industry, Lil Pazo has experimented with different styles and messages. However, only a few of his songs have gained significant traction.

Earlier this year, his hit song Enkudi became popular among the youth despite its controversial and vulgar lyrics. The song’s success earned him multiple bookings, helping him sustain his career.

UCC’s recent crackdown targets vulgar songs across all media, including radio, TV, and social platforms. While acknowledging the intent behind the ban, Lil Pazo criticized the lack of support for artists. He highlighted the absence of copyright enforcement in Uganda, which leaves musicians financially vulnerable.

“I understand what UCC is trying to do, but they are forgetting that Ugandan artists are very poor. Without proper copyright laws, artists rely on hit songs to make money and support their families. Let them ban the songs, but artists will end up dying very poor,” he said.

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